Do you love Five Nights at Freddy’s? Get 40+ patterns for FNAF perler beads! Includes characters like Freddy, Bonnie, Foxy, Chica, and more.
Have you ever played Five Nights at Freddy’s? If you’re here I’m assuming the answer is yes.
But if you’re trying to learn more about it, it’s a survival game that reminds me of Chuck E’ Cheese.
Freddy Fazbear is the main attraction and animatronic robot at a restaurant called Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza, and you just got a summer job there.
And you’re a security guard. At night.
At night the animals get a little wonky, and you have to find them – and protect yourself if needed. You have limited time and limited electricity.
Can you survive Five Nights at Freddy’s?
What I think is cool about the game is that it was developed in six months. That seems insanely fast – especially with characters and graphics that are pretty amazing!
It’s more of a horror style series, so the age rating is 12+.
If you’re a fan of Five Nights at Freddy’s, I’m excited to share some FNAF perler bead patterns with you today! My SIL is a huge fan of the series, so we had fun making these together.
We did a TON of patterns for all the characters: Freddy Fazbear, Bonnie, Chica, Foxy, Mangle, the Puppet, Balloon Boy, Circus Girl, and Ballora.
There are some variations of the characters too! I’m excited for you to scroll down and see what’s in the post.
Everyone love perler beads (also known as hama beads, fuse beads, or melty beads). You’ve got to try one or more of these patterns. Then let me know what you try in the comments!
Five Nights at Freddy’s Perler Beads
Make sure to check out these notes:
-I start the list with mini patterns of everyone, then move onto the larger patterns which are sorted by character. Scroll down to find the character pattern of your choice.
-A few of these patterns are larger than a 29 x 29 pegboard, so you’ll either need a extra large pegboard (49 x 69 tall) or to put multiple square peg boards together to form a larger “canvas.”
-You’ll see a couple of the pattern backgrounds below aren’t white – that’s simply to give contrast so you can see where all the white beads should go. You don’t need to add the background (but you can if you want to).
Mini FNAF Heads
These small patterns are great for magnets, keychains, jewelry, and more.
Animatronic Heads
Get the heads of Foxy, Chica, Bonnie, and Freddy Fazbear.
Small FNAF Characters
You’ll get small, body sized versions of Bonnie, Foxy, Chica with a cupcake, and Freddy Fazbear.
Freddy Fazbear Head
This pattern uses 153 black, 94 brown, 18 dark brown, 9 white, 2 blue, and 22 flesh beads.
Freddy Teddy
This pattern uses 122 brown, 31 black, 172 gingerbread, 82 light brown, 6 blue, and 6 white beads.
Lime Green with Banana Peel Hat
This pattern uses 85 black, 9 gray, 161 dark brown, 153 brown, 4 light gray, 22 white, 8 blue, 2 cobalt, 17 honey, and 32 flesh beads.
Large Freddy Head
This pattern uses 552 black, 503 gingerbread, 24 red, 226 light brown, 88 white, 28 blue, 4 cobalt, and 21 dark gray beads.
Toy Freddy
This pattern uses 177 black, 42 white, 136 light brown, 42 red, 2 pink, 101 honey, and 14 light blue beads.
Glam Freddy
This pattern uses 116 honey, 37 black, 133 butterscotch, 60 cream, 37 blue, 23 red, 6 white, and 2 cobalt beads.
Glam Freddy Head
This pattern uses 241 black, 78 honey, 69 sand, 92 turquoise, 32 butterscotch, 32 dark gray, 34 red, 22 white, and 16 blue beads.
Golden Freddy
This pattern uses 139 black, 167 cheddar, 139 honey, 235 yellow, 41 white, 29 dark gray, 8 gray, and 2 light gray beads.
Mini Bonnie
This pattern uses 144 grape, 162 purple, 80 lavender, 17 black, 2 white, 4 kiwi green, 2 green, and 8 fuchsia beads.
Bonnie Head
This pattern uses 155 black, 147 grape, 77 lavender, 2 gray, 9 white, and 2 raspberry beads.
Toy Bonnie
This pattern uses 229 black, 147 blue, 153 white, 6 fuchsia, 12 green, 22 red, and 26 gray beads.
Springtrap Bonnie
This pattern uses 196 black, 28 gray, 77 dark gray, 30 brown, 96 fern, 102 olive, 132 bright green, 7 red, 76 sherbert, 28 white, 6 cream, and 7 gingerbread beads.
Scraptrap Bonnie
This pattern uses 133 olive, 109 yellow, 44 butterscotch, 73 cream, 12 red, 4 bright green, 25 black, and 2 white beads.
Small Foxy
This pattern uses 138 cherry, 168 red, 34 honey, 33 black, 2 yellow, 3 white, 1 cheddar, and 66 hot coral beads.
Foxy Head
This pattern uses 172 black, 121 red, 30 dark red, 4 yellow, 6 white, and 18 pink beads.
Nightmare Foxy Head
This pattern uses 229 black, 147 cranapple, 73 rose, 4 gray, 14 white, and 2 kiwi beads.
Standing Foxy
This pattern uses 205 black, 185 red, 3 white, 2 yellow, 1 cheddar, 64 hot coral, 22 dark gray, 4 gray, and 26 light brown, and 12 brown beads.
Funtime Foxy
This pattern uses 157 black, 174 white, 100 rose, 4 sour apple, 2 kiwi lime, and 8 red beads.
Mangle Head
This pattern uses 176 black, 181 white, 41 pink, 61 light pink, 10 gray, 14 salmon, 4 prickly pear, 2 dark gray, 24 fruit punch, and 1 hot coral bead.
Standing Mangle
This pattern uses 203 black, 212 white, 96 pink, 2 yellow, 1 orange, and 8 red beads.
Waving Mangle
This pattern uses 140 gray, 272 white, 175 pink, 5 prickly pear, 11 black, 40 red, and 37 magenta beads.
Chica Head
This pattern uses 116 black, 100 yellow, 11 white, 2 fuchsia, and 20 orange beads.
Small Chica
This pattern uses 110 yellow, 141 pastel yellow, 16 black, 4 purple, 6 blue, 2 white, 35 cheddar, 13 pink, 16 cream, and 5 light pink beads.
Large Chica Head
This pattern uses 200 black, 239 yellow, 16 purple, 30 white, 14 turquoise, 82 orange, and 22 magenta beads.
Chica with No Beak
This pattern uses 207 black, 39 cheddar, 259 yellow, 1 gray, 15 dark gray, 13 white, 24 pink, and 6 light pink beads..
Small Puppet
This pattern uses 102 gray, 117 white, 60 black, 12 red, 10 purple, and 30 dark gray beads.
The Puppet Head
This pattern uses 118 black, 224 white, 4 light purple, 28 red, and 20 purple beads.
Balloon Boy Holding a Balloon
This pattern uses 175 black, 10 gray, 36 brown, 32 blue, 46 red, 28 yellow, 75 sand, 8 white, and 19 cobalt beads.
Balloon Boy Head
This pattern uses 201 black, 66 rust, 1 yellow, 1 gray, 43 white, 53 blue, 44 red, 102 flesh, and 43 orange beads.
Mini Circus Baby
This pattern uses 141 cherry, 100 red, 12 blue, 97 white, 24 black, 6 green, and 11 honey beads.
Standing Circus Baby
This pattern uses 204 tomato, 89 white, 10 blue, 27 black, 8 pink, 18 orange, and 16 gray beads.
Small Ballora
This pattern uses 121 grape, 37 dark blue, 154 white, 24 black, 12 fuchsia, and 2 red beads.
Standing Ballora
This pattern uses 124 midnight, 5 gray, 61 blue, 103 white, 35 pink, 1 yellow, and 3 magenta beads.
If you enjoyed these FNAF perler beads, I’d love for you to check out these other patterns:
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emilia
Thursday 28th of December 2023
horrible es la peor app que e visto en mi via
Amy
Thursday 28th of December 2023
App? This isn't an app.
Bryana
Saturday 2nd of December 2023
I like the FNAF
Robyn
Friday 24th of November 2023
Hello! We have never done this craft before but would like to start with these patterns! My daughter would love these for Christmas. How does it even work? Do you sell the beads? Or do I have to get them somewhere else? How do I get these patterns? I think there's a little peg board somewhere after reading your instructions. Where do I get that? Wondering where I go to find all this so my daughter could get beads and these patterns for Christmas. Thank you!
Robyn
Saturday 25th of November 2023
@Amy, Thanks for the info! I've already bought beads and supplies (on sale for the weekend at that!) She'll love this at Christmas!
Amy
Saturday 25th of November 2023
Hi Robyn! I don't sell beads. You can purchase perler beads from craft stores, perler(dot)com, or people also love toptierbeads(dot)com. Amazon has them too. You can get the peg boards at those same places! Then you just follow the patterns I've provided. You don't need to "get" the patterns, just use them as a visual reference.